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Grandma and Me Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

teacher — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 17:33:02 +0000

These free Grandma and Me coloring pages celebrate all the little things grandparents and grandchildren do together, from baking cookies to stargazing in the backyard. They make a lovely quiet activity for a visit, a rainy afternoon, or a care package sent in the mail.

Every page pairs a grandma and a grandchild in a scene kids will recognize from their own lives. Color one in together, or let your child finish one on their own and give it to grandma as a gift she’ll keep on the fridge for years.

To start coloring, click on any of the thumbnail images below. It will open as a free printable PDF. Once opened, save it, share it, and print as many copies as you like.

Every page is designed for US letter-sized paper, which suits most home printers, and each one scales cleanly onto A4 as well. Grab the crayons and enjoy some time together!

Knitting with Grandma

Grandma works her needles in a cozy armchair while her granddaughter tries a row of her own. Baskets of yarn balls sit on either side, and there is a shelf, a window, and a mug in the background to fill in.

I Love My Grandma

A laughing boy sails forward on the swing with a gentle push from behind. Clean, open lines and a simple park background make this an easy one to finish quickly.

Pushing Me on the Swing

Grandma gives the swing a push under a leafy tree, with flowers and a fence behind them and hearts worked into the lettering. A warmer, more detailed take on the same happy moment.

Baking Day in the Kitchen

A big mixing bowl sits between them, surrounded by flour, eggs, measuring cups, spoons, and a butter dish. The recipe card propped up on the counter is a nice detail for kids who notice everything.

Farmer’s Market with Grandma

Grandma holds up an apple while her grandson carries a basket past crates of strawberries, carrots, and peppers. All that produce makes it one of the most colorful pages in the set.

Grandma and Me at the Beach

The two of them build a turreted sandcastle with buckets and spades while a sailboat drifts past on the horizon. Shells and starfish are scattered along the bottom edge for extra detail.

Watching from the Park Bench

Grandma sits on a bench with a smile while her grandchild swings past a playground climbing frame and slide. There is no lettering on this one, so it stays a calm, uncluttered scene.

Picnic by the Lake

Sandwiches, grapes, strawberries, and a flask are spread out on a checked blanket under a shady tree. Birds and a butterfly drift past in the background, with the lake just beyond.

Feeding the Birds

Grandma tips seed from a bowl while a boy scatters a handful for the sparrows at their feet. A birdhouse hangs from the tree above and flowers crowd in from every side.

Looking at the Photo Album

They lean over an open album together, pointing at the pictures, with framed family portraits covering the wall behind them. A quiet, tender page and a lovely one to color while grandma tells the stories behind the photos.

Birthday Cake with Grandma

Candles glow on the cake while balloons, bunting, party hats, and presents fill the rest of the page. Print it as a birthday card front and have the grandkids color it before the party.

Celebrating With Grandma

The two of them hang baubles on the Christmas tree, with a wreath, stockings, candles, and a box of decorations around them. An obvious choice for December, and there is enough detail to keep kids busy on Christmas Eve.

Making Fresh Lemonade

Grandma pours while her grandchild works the juicer, surrounded by lemons, a sugar jar, and a Fresh Lemonade sign. A Made With Love plaque hangs on the wall behind them.

At The Farm With Grandma

A cow, two pigs, a goat, a lamb, a hen, and a duck crowd around while the pair hand out feed by the barn. The busiest page here, and a favorite with animal-mad kids.

Mixing the Batter

A simpler kitchen scene with the two of them stirring a big bowl together, with eggs, butter, and a flour bag on the counter. Bold lines and few small details make this the better baking page for younger children.

Grandma and Me Stargazing

The two lie on a blanket under a sky full of stars and a shooting star, with a telescope and lantern beside them. The only night scene in the collection, which makes it a nice change from all the sunny ones.

Grandma Loves Me

A big squeezing hug framed by oversized flowers and floating hearts. Large shapes and no busy background make it one of the easiest pages here and a perfect gift for a grandparent.

Gardening with Grandma

They plant flowers together in a raised bed with carrots, lettuces, and tomatoes already growing. A watering can, pots, and a trowel sit along the bottom, with sunflowers and a birdhouse behind.

Adventure With Grandma

Hand in hand down a Happy Trail path, past a bird’s nest, butterflies, and banks of flowers. Plenty of small wildlife details tucked into the scenery for kids who like to hunt for them.

Reading with Grandma

Curled up in the armchair with a storybook open on grandma’s lap, a teddy bear and bookshelf nearby. Cozy and calm, and a nice one to color right before bedtime.

Cookie Decorating with Grandma

Grandma pipes icing onto a tray of star, heart, and flower shaped cookies while her granddaughter adds the sprinkles. All those cookie shapes are a great excuse to use a different color on each one.

Tea Party with Grandma

Teacups raised over a table laid with a teapot, cupcakes, cookies, and little sandwiches, with a teddy bear pulled up to join. The heart-trimmed tablecloth and china give this one lots of small shapes to work on.

Grandma and Me

A simple walk hand in hand along a park path, past a bench, a lamppost, and a little bridge in the distance. Uncomplicated and sweet, and one of the quickest pages to finish.

Picking Wildflowers

The pair gather daisies into wicker baskets in a meadow full of flowers, with butterflies drifting overhead. Dozens of individual blooms make this the most satisfying page in the set for anyone who likes filling in repeated shapes.

Craft Time with Grandma

Scissors, glue, markers, and stacks of colored paper cover the table as the two cut out hearts and flowers together. Bunting and framed pictures hang on the wall behind, keeping the whole page cheerful.

Free Dinosaur Coloring Pages

teacher — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 16:35:52 +0000

Dinosaurs are one of those subjects kids never seem to get tired of, and these free dinosaur coloring pages give them 25 different prehistoric scenes to work through. Print them for a quiet afternoon at home, a classroom activity, or a rainy day at grandma’s house.

The set runs the full range, from chunky cartoon hatchlings for toddlers to intricately detailed jungle and volcano scenes that will happily occupy an older child or an adult. Pick out the ones that suit your kids and print as many as you like.

To start coloring, click on any of the thumbnail images below. It will open as a free printable PDF. Once opened, save it, share it, and print as many copies as you like.

Every page is built for US letter-sized paper, which suits most home and school printers, and each one scales cleanly onto A4 as well. Sharpen your pencils and enjoy your trip back to the Mesozoic!

Chased by a T. Rex

A Tyrannosaurus rex bears down on a fleeing Parasaurolophus while a volcano smokes in the distance. Dense ferns and fine scale texture make this one of the more demanding pages in the collection.

Smiling Stegosaurus

A friendly Stegosaurus ambles across the plain with its back plates and spiked tail on full display. Thick outlines and big open shapes make it a great starting point for younger children.

Ankylosaurus and Its Club Tail

An armored Ankylosaurus swings its heavy club tail with volcanoes rumbling behind it. All those overlapping plates and spikes give kids a serious amount of detail to fill in.

Brachiosaurus Reaching the Treetops

A long-necked Brachiosaurus stretches up to pull leaves from the top of a tall tree. Nice clean lines with plenty of open sky, so it colors up quickly without feeling empty.

The Fossil Dig

Three young paleontologists brush the dirt away from a half-buried skull and ribcage. A nice change of pace from the dinosaur portraits and a good prompt for talking about how fossils are found.

Velociraptor on the Run

A raptor sprints across open ground with pterosaurs circling above and a volcano venting smoke behind. The feathered texture along its back and tail rewards a careful hand.

Parasaurolophus Herd

Four crested Parasaurolophus walk together along the shore of a lake ringed by mountains. The repeated shapes at different sizes make it a nice one for practicing depth and shading.

T. Rex Skeleton at the Museum

A full Tyrannosaurus skeleton towers over the display floor of a museum hall, complete with fossil cases and an arched window. Every rib and vertebra is drawn separately, so this one takes real patience.

Spinosaurus by the River

A Spinosaurus wades along a riverbank with its huge back sail catching the light. That sail is the best part to color, and it takes gradients beautifully if your kids like blending.

Baby T. Rex

A wide-eyed little T. rex grins straight at you with a volcano and palm trees behind. Big friendly shapes and hardly any small detail, which makes it perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.

Dinosaur Friends

A long-neck, a Stegosaurus, a Triceratops, and a little theropod share the same valley. Four different dinosaurs on one easy page, so kids can give each one its own color scheme.

Pteranodon Over the Valley

A Pteranodon glides across the sky with its wings fully spread while a long-neck and a Triceratops graze below. Two smoking volcanoes frame the valley behind them.

Prehistoric Valley at Sunset

A sweeping valley scene with a sun low over the lake, distant mountains, tall conifers, and four dinosaurs grazing in the foreground. This is the most intricate page in the set and a genuinely relaxing one for teens and adults.

Dinosaurs Poster Page

Big bubble letters spell out DINOSAURS with cartoon dinos, eggs, bones, and footprints scattered all around them. Color it in and it makes a great bedroom door sign or party decoration.

Hatching Out of the Egg

A delighted hatchling pops out of a big spotted egg with shell pieces scattered on the ground. The spots on the egg are a fun excuse to use a different color for each one.

Baby Dinosaur in the Nest

A tiny hatchling peers out of a woven nest surrounded by four unbroken eggs. Simple, sweet, and one of the easiest pages here for small hands.

At the Watering Hole

Six different dinosaurs gather at the water’s edge to drink, with a Pteranodon passing overhead. Plenty of species on one page without the lines getting fussy, so it suits a wide age range.

Mother and Baby Dinosaur

A mother long-neck walks alongside her little one under a bright prehistoric sky. Warm and gentle, and an easy one to finish in a single sitting.

Roaring T. Rex

A Tyrannosaurus rears back mid-roar with every tooth showing, framed by palm trees and jagged mountains. Heavy skin texture down the legs and tail makes this one for confident colorers.

T. Rex and the Pteranodon

A spotted T. rex strides across rocky ground while a Pteranodon flaps past a smoking volcano. Simpler lines than the other T. rex pages, so it works well for elementary ages.

The Volcano Erupts

Ash billows from an erupting volcano while a long-neck, a T. rex, and a Triceratops share the valley below. The big plume of smoke gives kids a rare chance to reach for the grays and oranges.

T. Rex on the Prowl

A hunting Tyrannosaurus stalks forward with jaws wide open and a volcano venting behind it. Ferns and boulders crowd the foreground, giving the page a real sense of depth.

Triceratops in the Ferns

A Triceratops picks its way through thick tropical undergrowth with palms and a volcano behind. The big leaves in the foreground are the best part of this one to color.

Friendly Triceratops

A cheerful Triceratops smiles out from the page with its three horns and big neck frill on show. Bolder lines and fewer background details than the other Triceratops page, which makes it the better choice for little ones.

Dinosaur Jungle

A dinosaur pushes through dense jungle thick with vines, ferns, and broad leaves, with a volcano glimpsed through the gap in the canopy. Dinosaur Jungle is lettered across the bottom, and the packed foliage makes it the busiest page here.

Free Back to School Coloring Pages

teacher — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 14:59:19 +0000

These free back to school coloring pages are a simple way to get kids excited about the new school year, whether you’re a parent counting down to the first day, a grandparent looking for a rainy afternoon activity, or a teacher who needs something ready for the first week.

The set covers first days, classrooms, school buses, supplies, recess, reading, and plenty of encouragement along the way. Pick the ones that suit your child’s age and grade, or print the whole lot and work through them together.

To start coloring, click on any of the thumbnail images below. It will open as a free printable PDF. Once opened, save it, share it, and print as many copies as you like.

Every page here is designed for US letter-sized paper, which suits most home and classroom printers, and each one scales cleanly onto A4 as well. Grab your crayons and have a wonderful school year!

My First Day of First Grade

A grinning boy holds up a First Grade sign surrounded by an apple, a stack of books, a globe, a pencil pot, and a backpack. Color it in on the morning of the big day and use it for the classic first day photo.

Walking Into School

Four children with backpacks head up the path to the school building under a smiling sun. There is no lettering on this one, so it stays a clean, calm scene with a clock tower and flowers to fill in.

Recess Time

Kids swing, slide, skip rope, and chase a soccer ball across a busy playground with the school in the background. Lots going on here, so it will keep a child occupied far longer than most pages.

Future Artist

A young painter works at an easel surrounded by brushes, crayons, and a paint palette, with Create, Imagine, and Dream posters on the wall. The labeled crayons along the bottom are a nice touch for younger kids learning their colors.

School Supplies Party

A pencil, crayon, glue stick, ruler, and pair of scissors throw a confetti party, all with cheerful faces and waving arms. Silly, bright, and an easy favorite with preschool and kindergarten kids.

Future Bookworm

A girl sits cross-legged on a tall stack of books while a friendly worm reads along beside her. Shelves, plants, and a Read Dream Grow cushion fill out a page packed with small details.

Back to School

Bouncy Back to School lettering sits above a backpack, colored pencils, a ruler, crayons, and an apple on a pile of books. Clean lines and generous spaces make it a good all-ages starting point.

Best School Year Ever

Huge bubble letters fill most of the page, ringed by apples, stars, crayons, and a stack of books. Almost entirely large open shapes, which makes it one of the easiest and most satisfying pages in the set.

Time to Read

A boy curls up in a beanbag chair while thought bubbles above him fill with a castle, a rocket, a dragon, and a pirate ship. A lovely one for encouraging a reluctant reader.

Lunchbox Fun

An open lunchbox packed with a sandwich, juice box, crisps, grapes, strawberries, and carrot sticks. All that food gives kids a good excuse to reach for the reds, oranges, and greens.

My School Backpack

A big backpack sits at the center with pencils, crayons, scissors, a glue stick, a notebook, books, and an apple arranged neatly around it. Use it as a checklist while you pack the real bag.

ABC Back to School

Giant A, B, and C letters filled with dots, stripes, and zigzags sit above a Back to School banner. The patterned letters are a fun challenge for kids who like picking a different color for every section.

School Bus Adventure

A big yellow bus rolls down a country road with five children waving from the windows. The bus takes up most of the page, so it colors up fast and looks great on the fridge.

I Love My Teacher

Four students raise their hands while their teacher stands at the chalkboard, which reads You inspire, you teach, you care. Color it in and hand it over as a first week or teacher appreciation gift.

123 Let’s Learn

Patterned numbers one, two, and three sit above a Let’s Learn banner, with shape blocks, books, an apple, and crayons below. A natural partner to the ABC page if you want a matching pair on the wall.

You’ve Got This

A boy walks up the path toward school, passing a signpost pointing to Learn, Grow, and Shine. Quietly reassuring, which makes it a good one for a child feeling nervous about starting.

Welcome to Our Classroom

A teacher waves from an open classroom door, with You Belong Here and Dream Big posters on either side and a You Are Amazing mat on the floor. Teachers may want to print a class set of this one for day one.

Waiting at the Bus Stop

Four kids wave from the sidewalk as the bus pulls up beside the School Bus Stop sign. A handy conversation starter about the morning routine and staying safe near the road.

Be Kind at School

Two children share a box of crayons on the grass while others play behind them, with a checklist reading Share, Help Others, Play Together. Easily the best page here for talking about how to treat classmates.

Ready to Learn

A boy raises his hand at his desk with an open book, an apple, and a pot of pencils in front of him. You Can Do It and Be Kind signs hang on the wall along with a globe and a Read Learn Grow book stack.

My Classroom

An empty classroom laid out with desks, a bookshelf, a calendar, a globe, and a chalkboard reading Be Kind, Be Curious, Be Your Best. The most detailed page in the collection and a great one for older elementary kids.

My First Day of Kindergarten

Three children work together at a round table surrounded by books, ABC blocks, a toy bin, and a welcome sign. Print it the night before and let your kindergartner color it at breakfast.

Make a New Friend

A boy and a girl reach out to shake hands on the school lawn, with the playground and swings behind them. Simple, warm, and useful for a child worried about not knowing anyone yet.

My First Day of Preschool

A little boy sits waving among ABC blocks, chunky crayons, and simple shapes under a sun and rainbow. Bold outlines and big open areas make this the most toddler-friendly page in the set.

Future Scientist

A young scientist in a lab coat drips a sample into a flask, surrounded by test tubes, a microscope, a magnifying glass, and a globe. The scientific method is listed on the wall poster, so kids pick up the five steps while they color.

21 Free Christian-Themed Coloring Pages

teacher — Wed, 26 Aug 2026 17:59:31 +0000

These completely free Christian-themed coloring pages offer parents, grandparents, and Sunday School teachers fun activities for kids to engage with while learning about Jesus Christ and stories from the Bible.

These pages feature a range of Biblical themes for a range of ages. Select ones you feel appropriate for your kids’ ages, or feel free to grab them all and use them to your heart’s content!

To start coloring, click on any of the thumbnail images below. It will open as a free printable PDF. Once opened, save it, share it, and print as many copies as you like.

All of the pages you’ll find on this page are designed for US letter-sized paper, which is perfect for most people’s home printers. They will also easily scale perfectly onto A4 paper as well! Happy coloring and God Bless!

Faith, Hope, Love

A cross on the hill, a dove carrying an olive branch, a little country church, and an open Bible all inside a flowered border. The banner across the bottom reads Faith Hope Love, and the fine floral detail makes this a good one for older kids and adults.

The Lord Is My Shepherd, I Lack Nothing

Jesus cradles a lamb beside a winding stream, with three crosses on the hill behind him and lilies in the foreground. Psalm 23:1 is hand-lettered across the sky, and the shading detail suits confident colorers.

God Keeps His Promises

Noah waves from the ark with a giraffe and an elephant peeking out beside him, all under a big rainbow. Thick lines and simple shapes make this one perfect for preschoolers.

God Loves You

Two happy children stand arm in arm under a smiling sun, framed by flowers and hearts. The chunky bubble lettering gives little ones plenty of easy space to fill in.

Noah’s Ark

Lions, bears, elephants, giraffes, zebras, and rabbits gather around the ark while a dove flies overhead and a rainbow arcs across the sky. Genesis 9:11 sits at the top, and there are enough animals here to keep kids busy for a good long while.

Jonah and the Big Fish

A cheerful whale leaps from the waves with Jonah waving from its mouth. The banner underneath reads God Hears Us When We Pray, which makes it an easy lesson to talk through while coloring.

Daniel and the Lions

Daniel stands calmly between two resting lions as light pours into the cave behind him. God Is Always With Us runs across the bottom in big outlined letters.

David and Goliath

Young David swings his sling while Goliath towers over him in full armor with spear and shield. A friendly cartoon take on 1 Samuel 17 that works well for elementary ages.

The Good Samaritan

The Samaritan kneels to pour oil on the wounded traveler while his donkey waits patiently beside them. Luke 10:27 sits at the top, and there is plenty of scenery detail for kids who like filling every corner.

Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet

An open Bible sits below a wooden cross, framed by lilies with a dove flying above. Psalm 119:105 is lettered across the pages and Philippians 4:13 runs along the banner at the bottom, so it doubles as a lovely framed keepsake.

Jesus Loves Me

Jesus stands with an arm around a boy and a girl, with a little lamb at their feet and a cross on the hill behind. Simple, warm, and one of the easiest pages in the set.

Jesus and the Children

Jesus sits in the grass with three children gathered close around him under a shady tree. The Philippians 4:13 banner overhead gives kids a verse to memorize as they color.

The Lord Is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want

The shepherd holds his staff in one hand and a lamb in the other, looking out over a river valley ringed by mountains. This is the most intricate landscape in the collection and a genuinely relaxing page for teens and grown-ups.

Daniel in the Lions’ Den

Daniel kneels in prayer while an angel appears above him and three lions rest quietly in the stone den. Daniel 6:22 is printed at the top, and the lions’ manes give kids something satisfying to work on.

Jesus Loves Me: Arms Wide Open

Jesus opens his arms wide as two children kneel happily on either side, with a little church on the hill nearby. Big shapes and few small details make it a great choice for the youngest colorers.

Let the Little Children Come to Me

Jesus sits in a meadow surrounded by three delighted children, with a cross on the hillside in the distance. Matthew 19:14 is printed beneath the title, making it a natural fit for a Sunday School lesson on welcome.

God Is Good All the Time

A path winds up to a cross on the hill, with a cottage, a big tree, flowers, and an open Bible in the foreground. Psalm 136:1 anchors the lettering and the whole scene stays nice and open for small hands.

Jesus Calms the Storm

Jesus raises his hand over the waves while four wide-eyed disciples grip the boat, with storm clouds on one side and sunshine breaking through on the other. Mark 4:39 is printed at the top and the crashing water is the fun part to color.

Be Kind Just as Jesus Was Kind

Jesus sits in a flowery meadow hugging a lamb while a rabbit hops up to say hello. Ephesians 4:32 makes this a gentle prompt for talking about kindness with younger kids.

I Can Do All Things Through Christ

Jesus holds a lamb in a meadow beneath stars, hearts, and a rainbow, with the cross on the hill behind. Philippians 4:13 fills the top half in bold letters that are easy to color inside.

David and Goliath: The Battle Is the Lord’s

David lets the stone fly as both armies watch from the valley behind, with 1 Samuel 17:47 quoted at the top. Far more detailed than the other David page, with armor, spears, and a rocky landscape to work through.

9 Free All About Me Worksheets (Printables)

teacher — Wed, 14 Aug 2024 20:45:41 +0000

This collection of free “All about me” worksheets is designed for students in elementary and middle school to introduce themselves to the teacher. The worksheets can be used:

At the beginning of the year
With a new teacher
With a substitute teacher

I’ve provided worksheets for a variety of ages and with several different designs, so check them all out and choose your favorite!

I hope you enjoy your free worksheets!

Printing Note: In the documents, you’ll notice I’ve tried to leave margin space so printers will print these pieces properly, but you might like to select the “shrink to fit” option on your printer to make sure it prints well. All these printables are made to be printed in A4 portrait.

All About Me Worksheets (Free Printables)

Grades: K-2

This version is a little more advanced than others, with questions that require more than one-word answers.

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Grades: K-2

This one is probably my favorite because students can draw two pictures plus color in the image of the child. I found this easier for earlier finishers to have something to color while they wait.

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Grades: K-2

This one is probably my favorite because students can draw two pictures plus color in the image of the child. I found this easier for earlier finishers to have something to color while they wait.

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Grades: K-2

I designed this version to be highly visual. The questions are very easy, usually with one-sentence answers. Students can also color in the picture. Great for kinder!

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Grades: 3-4

My goal with this one was to get students to “describe” rather than just provide one-word answers. You might need to scaffold this instruction and insist on full sentence answers.

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Grades: K-2

Still with fun questions, this one is more simple and black-and-white for those who are ink-conscious when printing! There’s a space for students to draw a self-portrait.

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Grades: 3-4

My goal with this one was to get students to “describe” rather than just provide one-word answers. You might need to scaffold this instruction and insist on full sentence answers.

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Grades: 5-6

I wanted to create an advanced about me worksheet, that might be suitable for older grades. So, I made this one, with deeper and more reflective questions, plus a space for drawing their own vision board!

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Grades: K-2

I designed this version to be highly visual. The questions are very easy, usually with one-sentence answers. Students can also color in the picture. Great for kinder, but loved by all!

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I hope you enjoyed this collection of worksheets and they help you get to know your students a little better! Ideally, they will also have helped your students think about their own identities, aspirations, likes, and tastes. And while you’re here, don’t hesitate to search this website for thousands of other free educational printables!

10 Free Classroom Rules Charts (Printable & Customizable)

teacher — Wed, 17 Jul 2024 19:37:54 +0000

These classroom rules charts are designed for you to print, fill-in, and customize as you see fit.

Work with your students in your class to come up with positive and inclusive class rules that help make your classroom a safe and inclusive environment. Then, fill-in the class rules charts with the rules you come up with!

Some recommended class rules to include in your charts include:

Safety: Focus on promoting safe behaviors by setting rules such as “walking only in the classroom”, “wait for the teacher before entering the room”, and “wear covered shoes in the lab at all times”.
High Expectations: Set rules around doing your best, with a focus on putting maximum effort into everything you do, focusing on personal best rather than perfection, or striving to be the best version of yourself.
Respect and Kindness: This category of rules revolve around creating a peaceful, happy, inclusive, and welcoming classroom. Rules might include “thank people who helped you”, “seek ways to help others every day”, or “find ways to make others have a great day!”
Maturity: Your rules might focus on students demonstrating maturity and professionalism, such as listening to the person who is speaking or maintaining focus on the tasks at hand, at all times.
Cleanliness: You may also want to set rules around making sure a student’s space is kept clean and tidy at all times, which brings us back to safety – cleanliness is about making sure people don’t trip on anything! But it’s also about making sure students can access their books and pens at all times and are generally organized, which is conducive to good working practices.

That’s just a shortlist of the many hundreds of different rules you could come up with. It all depends on the age of your students, the class dynamic, the subjects you study, and so on.

When you print these charts, make sure you select the “shrink to fit” option to ensure no parts of the sheets are cut-off.

Free Printable Classroom Rules Charts

I hope you found a chart you like! Feel free to print it out, laminate it, add your rules, and proudly hang it around your classroom!

Uncategorized – Teach Prints

Grandma and Me Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

Free Dinosaur Coloring Pages

Free Back to School Coloring Pages

21 Free Christian-Themed Coloring Pages

9 Free All About Me Worksheets (Printables)

All About Me Worksheets (Free Printables)

10 Free Classroom Rules Charts (Printable & Customizable)

Free Printable Classroom Rules Charts

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